Very sad news to report – Carolyn passed away on Jan 19, 2025. I have no words to describe the hole she has left. She was posting on the WAPF Houston pages until the end. This website will remain online for the foreseeable future as a lot of posts and recipes and such are still relevant. (posted by Brice for her)
Facial Recognition and Retina Scans
Note: This information was provided by another WAPF chapter leader. I found it very informative and useful. We all need to be aware of the potentially harmful uses of digital data. Retinal scans, just like facial recognition devices, are part … Continue reading →
Three Cheese Lasagna
This recipe is based on traditional Italian recipes but has been modified to remove ingredients that people who have parosmia may not be able to eat. See the extra note at the bottom of the post for more information. Ingredients … Continue reading →
Informed Consent
If you are considering allowing injection of any of the new COVID vaccines, you should do enough research to be fully informed about the risks versus the benefits. Synthetic mRNA Covid vaccines: A Risk-Benefit Analysis, a post by Sadaf Gilani … Continue reading →
Follow Real Food Houston on MeWe
Excessive censorship and shadowbanning are limiting the type of information that can be shared on Facebook, Twitter, and other social media. Real Food Houston is now active on MeWe, and, so far, there has been no censorship. If you want … Continue reading →
Concerns About the COVID-19 Vaccines
The Weston A. Price Foundation (WAPF) has published valuable information about the recently released COVID-19 vaccines. Whenever a new medication or medical procedure is introduced, we need to be informed about its efficacy and effects. Below is the post by … Continue reading →
Best Biscuits Ever, made with Einkorn Flour
We love Southern style biscuits with sausage and eggs, homemade soup, or really with any meal. They’re also delicious with raw honey or homemade jam! Our favorite recipe is made with Einkorn flour and butter. These always turn out tender, … Continue reading →
How does wearing a mask affect our babies and children?
Update July 25, 2022: New study finds masks become disgusting bacteria traps as mandates continue. Bacteria and fungi were found on both sides of the masks. Update September 17, 2021: “A child’s O2 saturation should be above 95% at all … Continue reading →
Lamb Stew
Our family has always loved lamb, but we usually eat it as kabobs, broiled or grilled. Since we have plenty of time right now for slower cooking, we decided to try a lamb stew. Although the basic ingredients for this … Continue reading →
Why Alternative Treatments are Censored on Social Media
Have you noticed that some YouTube channels and Facebook videos are being heavily censored? Have you noticed that many of them have a common subject–a potential treatment for the current coronavirus/COVID19 illness? There is also a complete denial of benefit … Continue reading →